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IFRA Max Use Levels*:
*Maximum Use Level for Skin Exposure means the amount of fragrance oil, essential oil, or flavor oil that can be used in products that come in contact with the skin. Keep in mind this is the maximum allowed by IFRA, but is not necessarily the recommended amount depending on the product you are making. If using a base, check with the supplier for recommended fragrance loads as each product varies. You are responsible for testing each oil in your finished applications. Bitter Creek is not responsible for finished products made with our ingredients.
(INCI Name - Fragrance)
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Cat.
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Application
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Max.
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1
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Lip Products
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0%
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2
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Deodorant/Antiperspirant
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3.73%
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3
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Men's Leave-On Facial Products, Baby Lotions & Creams, Eye Products
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2.23%
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4
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Perfumes, Body Lotions & Creams, Foot Care, Hair Sprays
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69.88%
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5
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Hand Creams & Sanitizers, Women's Leave-On Facial Products
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17.7%
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6
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Mouthwash/Toothpaste
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0%
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7
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Insect Repellent Sprays or Lotions
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3.65%
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8
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Body Powders, Leave-In Hair Products, Nail Care
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1.03%
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9
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Soak-In Products: Bath Salts, Oils & Washes (any products added to bath water)
Rinse-Off Products: Body Wash, Shower Gel, Bar Soap, Hair Shampoo & Conditioner, Facial Cleansers & Scrubs
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13.07%
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10
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Household Cleaning & Laundry Products
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34.95%
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11A
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Non Skin Contact: Candles, Air Fresheners, Incense
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1.03%
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11B
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Incidental Skin Contact: Carpet Powder, Fabric Freshener Sprays
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1.03%
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For all other applications, or use at higher concentration levels, a new evaluation will be required. Evaluation of fragrance materials is made according to the safety standards of the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) and the Research Institute for Fragrance Materials (RIFM). It is the ultimate responsibility of the customer to ensure the safety of the final product containing this fragrance, by further testing in the customer's application.
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